Turf toe workouts

There's a chance no one responded because there were like, three similar questions on the same day. Here's what I responded to someone with a knee injury, and someone with a walking boot (and I've also had turf toe - it's awful!)

Seems like there are a lot of people with lower body injuries on here. I just posted the following for someone who asked a similar question. I have no need to "promote" my playlist, just want to share it if it's helpful.

I made a 28 minute playlist on Youtube with seated Zumba routines when I sprained my ankle in April:
https://www.youtube.com/embed/videoseries?list=PLmneqJPPQD4ZyEokyaHpcyA9aD4lcV2Y1
It's called "Chair Zumba workout" if that link doesn't work.

There are a lot of them on youtube; those were just my favorites. If you search for Zumba Gold, a bunch of them are seated. It's not a killer burn, but if you get into it, you can get your heart pumping.

Hi "Renee is FIT" - your new name. Let's keep it positive. We have to with a topic like Turf Toe. I have it too, and I'm very bummed out about it. The first time I had Turf Toe was almost two years ago after walking a half marathon (Cleveland Rite Aid). Seemed like it would never go away! Lately, I've been working hard at the gym, running on the treadmill, and the ol' Turf Toe comes back to plague me again.
My answer so far has been to use the elliptical. That seems to be my fail safe default cardio exercise when all else fails. When it happened last time, I was swimming, but I must admit that it still bothered me in the pool, just not as much.
I read up on this, and apparently it's from hyper-extending the big toe - I don't recall doing that, but whatever. I haven't iced it, but I have been taking Aleve for it and avoiding the treadmill in favor of the elliptical.
Have you had any healing or success stories?

Started swimming! I'm going to swim two days a week to see if it helps reduce the pounding and wear and tear on that joint.